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When Bruce Springsteen released “Streets of Minneapolis,” it wasn’t just another protest song — it was a spark thrown directly into America’s most volatile political tinderbox. Within hours, the track had ignited a nationwide firestorm, drawing sharp condemnation from the T.R.U.M.P White House while electrifying millions who saw the song as a raw, fearless response to the growing tension around immigration enforcement and federal power.

The administration wasted no time firing back. In a blunt and unusually aggressive statement, officials dismissed Springsteen’s anthem…